When does the fundamental constitutional right to be tried by a court of competent jurisdiction cease to operate as a right, or is forfeited by a party, thereby transmogrifying an otherwise VOID judgement into a valid one?

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED . 1. When does the fundamental constituional right to be tried by a court of competent jurisdiction cease to operate as a right, or is forfieted by a party, therby transmogrifying an otherwise VOID judgement into a valid one? 2. Is the constitutional right to be tried by a court of competent jurisdiction, as is gauranteed by Article II, § 2, cl, 1 of the United States Constitution,and the due process of, due course of, . 2 and equal protection of the law clauses of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments of the United States Constitution, ever subject to forfieture, waiver, and/or nullification pursuant to,a procedural _ statute of limitations, such as 28 U.S.C, § 2244(d)(1) or any other procedural bar and/or défault mechanism? 3. When there is proof that a trial court lacked lawful subjectmatter jurisdiction at the timezof. trial, can the expiration of the onevayear statute of limitations of 28 U.S.C. .§ 2244(d)(1) be invoked to transmogrify the VOID judgement for want of lawful, jurisdiction into a valid judgement, or be used to negate the constitutional right that protects citizens against unlawful :prosécution? 4. Is due process violated when a court summarrily dismiss a valid and substantiated claim of defect in subject-matter jurisdiction of the trial court without holding a hearing on the merits of the clain, despite evidence of state impediment to timely raising these claims, by enforcing the one-year statute of limitation of 28 U.S.C § 2244, when jurisdiction involves a court's power to hear and decide a matter and where the lack of jurisdiction renders a judgement Void ab initio depriving it of any legal protections? 5.Can the expiration oft a statute of limitations confer jurisdiction upon a court where none existed to begin with, and if not, can the expiration of a statute of limitations be invoked to deny relief to a party convicted by a court that was without jurisdiction to hear and ; decide the case in the first place?